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Epic Adventures Texture Pack 1.19.3 > 1.17
While vanilla Minecraft textures are 16Γ16 pixels, the Epic Adventure texture pack is a 32x resource pack. Every detail within the game has doubled. Diving into this texture pack lets you see Minecraft from a new perspective. Although the main elements found in the game are still distinguishable, you will see them as more detailed and realistic.
Realistic shading
One notable feature of this texture pack is the color palette. On the original, everything’s brighter-toned. In this texture pack, the colors are more subtle. This is possible thanks to more pixels, everything seems to blend in more. Because of this, a realistic feel is achieved, compared to some 16×16 texture packs that try to achieve the same goal.
One personal favorite I have with this texture pack is how alive the animals become. The shading on sheep and the cows is much better. For that reason, their skins and wool are more detailed, making them look similar to real animals. The grass and all other vegetation look more realistic as well.
Random is good
Walking through different biomes inside the game hits differently. In the original Minecraft, you’ll notice how there isn’t that much diversity, especially in the vegetation. In the Epic Adventures texture pack, grass has more random shapes. Similarly, some trees have odd growth patterns that happen in real life. Wheat fields and flowers are shaded differently from each other. All in all, this randomness of everything makes the world feel alive and atmospheric.
Now, where’s my pickaxe?
One of the features that may catch you off-guard is the inventory items. That’s because they were chiseled down to achieve the real thing. In vanilla Minecraft, the tools are a bunch of big pixels added together. In this texture pack, they look like in-game items found in most 3D MMOs.
The armored mobs are way better than the original. The armor sets are jaw-dropping, and the weapons are well-detailed, making them more exciting to craft. If realism is your thing, then this texture pack is perfect. What are you waiting for? Grab your pickaxes, download the Epic Adventures texture pack, and craft away!
Β Video Review
Download Epic Adventures Texture Pack for Minecraft 1.19.3
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Installation
If you need more help installing Optifine, use this tutorial.
β How To Install Optifine
β How To Add a Texture Pack to Minecraft